Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30

e. thfes e. mors uen5esE xAalI he AZ
| rasuzed for Ne neKt nouI2ig meeting
70 uhees kanas eli matters 81 enleE
| aainnsnl. pFnRF4m and r4frezbmenfE
nbaH b. inlsRsfed, lie pEooe6dg - b
/ 6issnrasd Ia eaoordano8 with shs r.
1 aonnnsud8f6on 81 tie Union Is tie 1ln1e
Of the e0mmittss's eppoin9mHnt.
M0nies - the Dnlon shali be devsbeo.
/ Hgsz, 60 TIE naceBMKg expenars Of he
Msafon schools % tie Chnrek, eeennd,
/ 60 The puTehaas ~ Soc nacaNsary fufDi.
lnxs for she ckursh parloss; lnire. g
anF ottkK pnrpoa8 a. deci0ed ~ TO.
thirds of tie union present ~ asy fe1z-
laF msstinR. nolfos having been pre-
egssfsi nsstines for special p1rposss
mas Be called 81 any Tine b 9 maj SrltJ
q tie oiIlsieI bsAFd.
The eansfitafiou nay b amended 81
auy regular nfetina, ns1Ico having been
aiVen e presi0as regular Eessinz.
The bsisWs are e. follows
Meetings Of the Unisn shall Be beid
90 tie Friday belors the fourth Sunday
OF saeh month. uuiass otharwise or.
dsFed ~ . majority II ths efhsial
board.
The nane Of any member proven guilty
ef grossly immaral e0ndacf. shall be
erased b. vote Of She 0ehaiaI board.
Tue constitution and bylaws pre-
sentnd b. the Oommitfee on Ofgansza-
fion Being adoPtsd. The Uaion pro
oesded 20 elect zoe of15ers required b
he constitution. Tue following were
ehoasn. Prssidsul, Vim. ~. M0Ese;
Wise Prosi3ents, RobeFt Knipe, Henry
Leland. Mrs. n. Twitohell, Mr..
In. v. Ward; Secretary, 4. b.
Camel: Treasurer, p. J. Lair; Diree-
tors. MEa n. A. P@se. Miss MOI
lie Eazaxy, Miss Emnaa Clark. Nu.
LADIES', Mrs. J. N. Adams-
Ia SONG and pfaisgoFfhy sentiments
the messing dispersed. each one thank
| fal for tie macy blessed privileges sur
rounding tbe life 10 Iva. Toe Uni0n'H
motto viii be proved in the pfactice %
its nasmberH and friends, and to The
sEfauaeF-''if thy life 10 sad, We wlll
naks it Glad. and II 10 is sWeet. ne vii
make 70 sweeter."
ENJOYABLE socTABLE.
TIE soaiabIs given By the Sc. Cecilia
soeiety - toe Catholic ChBrch on
1bassday evening proved 10 be . nosl
eni lyable aG9ir. which viii long be re-
us1befed Wiih pleasure By all Who
wsre pFsssae. Ifs folloUing program
IVES rendered during ths evening.
Chorus. Forgive and Forget" By the
/ Church choir
Faros ID one aos, Catching q burg.
lar By the younger membars Of thi
81. Caci 10 Society. The characters
were All veil sustained.
Hesitation, "Carlew shall not ring 10.
nfaht,n Miss Ophelia Carroll.
Dust, "Fhe Gypsy Countess" well
rendered by Miss sarah Carroll and Mr.
]. W. Hughes.
Doll rams. Mr.. Fred. BaFsch winner
Dust. sUoma with Me-" Miss Luls
Rnsssli and Mrs. W. OaFkeek. Til
YES ths gem Of the evening.
Then followed The laughable farce
"Bax and Cen The oharaoteFs weEs
veil sustained By MessFs. L. B. Booth
liz. A. Gallagher and W. McIntyFe.
The pFooeeds Of the entertainment
nstttd Quite q sun for the society
Am0ng thnse present were. Oapteif
and Mrs. w. ID. o. fo0le, Mr.. aud Mrs
Juniua Rochester, Hon. John Keane ant
wife, SIR. and Mrs.. J. w. Huzhes. Mrs
IN. s. Booth, Mrs. Mckinney. Mra. O
w. Young Of Tao Una, Mrs.. ,. w. Cur
RE, Mrs. L. 3. Russell, Miss Maggie Ne
Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs. Costello, SIR. and
Mrs. p. ID. OBnsD, Mr.. aud Mrs. II
Burke, MFs. O. Mcintyre, Miss /. Ne
Intyre, Mise Lulu n. Russeli, Mrs.. J. b
Meicalfe, Miss BoaFman, Mrs. =. p Oar
roll. Mrs. NanAn, Miss Lola Nanan
Mrs.. r. Emerson, Mrs. A. s. Miller
| Mrs. James W~loa, Mr.. and Mrs. La
l L.. naffA.R
Miss Ada Calligan, Miss fitznenry
Miss Tracey, Miss b. salmon, Fathers
Psefeniaine DeManey Of White River
and Mci;aniey, Of Soohomish, aos
Meaars, +. B9aKman, Il. b. Booth. ]
Adds Gallagher, Jas. MeInsyre. W. +
Emerson, J. q. Masel, O. II. Maael, Gee
Thornton. q. r Mionael, II. W. Miller
| N. Nunan, W. Russell, = Nunan, N. o
Booth. q. Nunan And z. Enersoa.
/ FlREwELL PARTY.
On last Thursday evening a farewell
party Gas given BY Miss Sutherland, o
James street betueen Ninth and Tenth
IN honor Of Miss Matte whitaker, niec'
Of J. G. Nixon, Of this city, prior 10 be-
departure for her home 10 Hew Jersey
Miss Whitaker hiss been living with be-
relatives In Seattle for the past tWs
years, ana her departure will De great,
regretted by her large number o.
friends. The farewell party was q gEea
success. the only thing 10 mar the en-
ioymsnt OF those present being thi
thoasht that ID was q farewell party
tn evening waa spent Ia singing, play
ing games and conversation.
Amane those present ware Misses Etkl
1 4 MnAkuaaoWw h.,
liz, n. whitaker, Sutherland, Nettil
HamIin, Eva wallaee, Maggie MeKin
nev. Ida Wallace, Frost, Of OLYMPIA
Hattie Kellogp. Meeker. the Misses Joses
and MessEs. W. n Calhoun, ". \. Hsy
ers, Geo. smith, Geo. W. Crane, A. II
HOane, GoeFke, PAioh, Kslloeg, Blacketi
4. Coming and Rev. +. q. Strange.
WIT OF IHE TACOMA pRAMATfc COMPANY
The visit Of the Tacoma Dramatic
Company 90 Seattle viii long Be ~
nsmbsFed By the many friends they
mada during their too brief stay here
Tie members arrived by the steamer
Eastwood on Tuesday afternoon. and
we're received az the wharf BY Wash
iuaten Engine Company No. ?. beaded
by the First Battalion Band, Who e.
eorted them 10 the hotel.
OF the performances given AZ tha
Opera Heuse on Tuesday evening, d,
PosF INrKII1oENoER has already spo
ken. IL Il enough 90 say here that 4
vas highly oreditabls 10 the member
Of sks company. and much eaioyed b,
the large audiences which witnessed u
The members Of the Dramatic Com
pans, Who thus visited the oleen Ot]
we're; James u. Junelt. Q. &. Janeti
]. n. Howell, O. J. Davis, W. J. Fife. Z
10. Barlow. W. A. RAiney, II. Neyil
l. Pegtman, Z. Hail. Mra. Bingham
Miss Bingham, Misn Mcmillan. ]. ID
Rainey aud daughter. = A. McCoy, @
N. Powell. =. s. Mann and Albert I
Latile.
ERuNBRooK- KIppTK.
A very pleasant time vas had az "a
residence Of the brides mother, In Por
| Madison. on The evening % Thursday
Jan. s5ih, when AmurA =. Rrunbrook
OF San Francisco. engineer on "a,
steamer Whiteia0, and Miss Lixzs,
CiiBk Kiddie we're joined IN narsiac,
~ Rev. John r. Damoa. The hriai
va tastefuily Arrayed in garnet elk
Wits lass and orange blossoms, and bel
sister Nellie waa medestlv Fetplendsn
in maave cashmere and velvet Mr.
Wa. J. George vas best man. Afte
The ceremony the eompanv repaired ;.
. very generous repNat, and mtrth, viii
good wishes, prevailed.